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What is a Third-Person Point of View?
When a story is told by a narrator as though the narrator is outside of the story and merely reporting the events that occurred, this kind of narration is called the Third-Person Point of View.
You will know when a story or event or account is being given in the Third-Person Point of View when you see the narrator addressing the characters in the story using pronouns such as "he" or "they' or "her", "them" and "she".
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